Marie Antoinette CARLSON Missing Person Case

Marie Antoinette

CARLSON

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30

63 inches

63 inches

130 lbs

130 lbs

Indigenous

Female

Marie Antoinette Carlson-Hill, a 30-year-old mother of two known affectionately as Toni, was last seen on February 15, 2012, in Edmonton, Alberta. Toni was known to frequent the 107 Avenue area, just north of the city's downtown core. Described as being approximately 5'3" and 130 pounds with long, curly brown hair and blue eyes, she had distinctive tattoos of the names "Navaeh" on her left arm and "Daija" on her right. While friends and family knew Toni to be a traveler, sometimes making trips to Calgary or Montreal, it was highly uncharacteristic of her to be out of touch for an extended period. As the weeks turned into months without a word, a deep sense of unease grew among her loved ones. The prolonged silence was alarming, and she was officially reported as a missing person in September 2012. Those who knew Toni remember her as a spunky, funny, and fiercely independent person who, as a teenager, would find joy in dancing down the street. Her life, however, also presented significant challenges, including struggles with addiction and her involvement in sex work. Her friends have been open about the high-risk lifestyle she led, but they are adamant that these circumstances did not define her worth or the love her family had for her. They emphasize that no matter the path her life took, she was a deeply loved mother, daughter, and friend who deserved to be found. The pain of her absence has been a constant for her family and friends, a heavy weight carried for over a decade. The investigation into Toni's disappearance has been met with few public developments. A particularly fearful time for her loved ones came in April 2015, when the remains of two other women who had been missing for years were discovered on a rural property near Leduc. At the time, authorities acknowledged the possibility that a serial predator could be responsible, a statement that only deepened the fears for Toni's safety. Despite the passage of years, no confirmed sightings of Toni have ever been reported, and her case remains unsolved. The story of Marie Antoinette Carlson-Hill is one of a vibrant life interrupted, leaving a void filled with unanswered questions and the enduring hope of a family waiting for answers.

Scar Left Knee Tattoo Left Arm, Nevaeh Tattoo Right Arm, Daija

Feb 29, 2012

Edmonton

Alberta

Edmonton Police Service

Edmonton

Alberta

780-423-4567

780-423-4567

Law Enforcement

CA12122102

Edmonton Police Service

Brown

Blue

Blue

Build: Medium; Complexion: Light/Fair; Hair details: Curly, Long

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